Jihad Report Sep 10, 2016 -Sep 16, 2016

Attacks / 41
Killed / 189
Injured / 227
Suicide Blasts / 6
Countries / 14

The Agency Wars

When the constitution was first ratified, it was designed to form a government of, for, and by the people. It was the world’s first national government allowed to form by the people, and it was expressed in the founding document, that the presence and function of the government was at the sole pleasure of the people. The preamble, like any doctrine drafted by the pen of man, has been parsed down to the syllable.

“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

Sounds simple enough. Easy enough to memorize, right?

The phrase "People of the United States" has sometimes been understood to mean "citizens." This approach reasons that, if the political community speaking for itself in the Preamble ("We the People") includes only citizens, by negative implication it specifically excludes residents who are not citizens. This means visitors on vacation or visas of any kind. It means people who have crossed our borders without permission. It has also been construed to mean something like "all under the sovereign jurisdiction and authority of the United States." If a person who is inside the United States is under the sovereign jurisdiction and authority of another country, they do not have legal access to our court system and cannot make use of the benefits of our government. The Constitution establishes that the government gains its sovereignty from its citizens.

The Constitution itself is in every real sense a law—the lawmakers being the people themselves. 83 years ago, Agencies, Departments, Bureaus, and Administrations were formed by executive fiat, without the permission or approval of the people, as a new lawmaking body. This new body is not only able to writelaws, they are able to assess taxes, fees, fines, and other enforcement actions. They do not answer to the people. The people have no representation in this Agency government. This Agency government gave themselves the power to seize property from the States without due process. They have the power to write and approve treaties without the purview of Congress. They can openly violate Federal, State, and local laws, then destroy the evidence of their wrongdoing when it is subpoenaed, and then lie or withhold information from Congress and the Department of Justice with impunity. They used to operate in the shadows and the bowels of their castles throughout Washington DC, but now their immunity allows them to strut around in the light of day, making their crimes, killing their enemies, robbing trillions of the taxpayer, and accepting bribes from foreign countries for special favors.

The Preamble's reference to the "United States of America" has been interpreted over the years to explain the nature of the governmental entity that the Constitution created (i.e., the federal government). In contemporary international law, the nation consists of sovereign States. A state is said to be "sovereign," if any of its ruling inhabitants are the supreme authority over it; the concept is distinct from mere land-title or "ownership." While each state was originally recognized as sovereign unto itself, the Supreme Court held that the "United States of America" consists of only one sovereign nation with respect to foreign affairs and international relations; the individual states may not conduct foreign relations. Although the Constitution expressly delegates to the federal government only some of the usual powers of sovereign governments (such as the powers to declare war and make treaties), all such powers inherently belong to the federal government as the country's representative in the international community. It is through this inherent authority that the Agencies derive their power. It has become a smoky battlefield littered with the carcasses of attorneys who dared to attack the trenches of the Agencies.

The phrase "to form a more perfect Union" has been construed as referring to the shift to the Constitution from the Articles of Confederation. This shift did not come through entirely peaceful means. The sovereignty of States has been put to the test in America. In this transition, the "Union" was made "more perfect" by the creation of a federal government with enough power to act directly upon citizens. They acted with cannons, and rifles, and economic terrorism. The Federal authority was established through victory on the battlefield, not in the halls of Congress or the pews of a courtroom, like civilized people.

Our history was shifted as well to mask the true reason for this conflict behind the issue of slavery. The shift has been effective, even if the truth about the practice as completely entrenched in the Democrat Party was expunged from the propaganda taught to our children for more than 50 years.

Although the Preamble speaks of perfecting the "Union," and the country is called the "United States of America," the Supreme Court has interpreted the institution created as a government over the people, not an agreement between the States. It has been referred to as the rule of law, but it is clear from its actions every hour of every business day that it is a rule by law. The phrase has also been interpreted to confirm that state nullification of any federal law, dissolution of the Union, or secession from it, are not contemplated or allowed by the Constitution. This interpretation is not entirely accepted by the citizens of the sovereign States.

The Agencies are so often caught breaking the law that Congress has to resort to extreme measures to control them. More often than not, they end up being powerless to stop them. After all, they are entirely lawless organizations. LINK 1But, the governing force behind the Constitution is the people. And the people send their representatives to Congress to operate the government at their pleasure. So, when the people’s representatives order those lawbreakers to a committee to investigate and make their accusations, the Agencies provide false information, claim that they do not recall, or forgot to bring the requested documents to the hearing. They destroy subpoenaed documents, and utilize the 5th Amendment to protect themselves from self-incrimination. LINK 2 They walk free. They keep their pensions. They get paid in full. They laugh and thumb their noses at the people, because they know there is nothing that can be done to stop them.

The Constitution Hangs by a Thread

Very close to this day in 1787, the founders of this nation finished writing a Constitution that in the intervening 229 years has helped make America the greatest nation on earth. When voters go to the polls on Nov. 8, the American people will decide whether that document will continue to serve as the Supreme Law of the Land.

America declared its independence from Great Britain in 1776. Then in 1777 the signers of the Declaration adopted the Articles of Confederation, creating a common government that would bind the 13 newly minted states together as a nation, forming a confederation of sovereign states.

But it became clear that America would not survive under the Articles. Americans stuck together through the Revolutionary War, united against a common enemy. But after Britain’s General Cornwallis surrendered to George Washington at Yorktown in 1781, the new nation started to unravel.

America’s leaders knew they needed a new national compact, one that would regulate interstate commerce, guarantee a common defense, and empower the United States to speak with a unified voice on the world stage.

Their solution was the Constitution. For the first time in human history, a people decided to govern itself through a written document, one that would supersede every ruler and authority. All public officials and military officers would be required to take an oath to support and defend this Constitution before they could assume the powers of their office.

The Constitution was premised on the Framers’ mistrust of government power. They took that power and broke it, separating it into two levels: federal and state. The states were left free as sovereign institutions to structure their government however they wanted, so long as it was a republican government.

For the federal government, they broke its power again, this time into three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. The Constitution defines the separate powers of each branch (called the “separation of powers,”) and also gave each branch a way to restrain the other two (called “checks and balances.”)

The Framers knew that the Constitution would not be perfect, so they also included a mechanism for amending it. Then once the Constitution was ratified, the American people immediately amended it with a Bill of Rights to specify certain rights that the American people would possess (called “enumerated rights,”) including First Amendment rights to free speech and religious liberty, the Second Amendment right to bear arms, the Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable searches and seizures, and Fifth Amendment rights of due process, property rights, and the right to avoid self-incrimination. Those who adopted these amendments also reaffirmed in the Tenth Amendment that unless the Constitution specifically vests a matter with the federal government, those matters were left with the states or the people (called “federalism.”)

Unlike the average multi-thousand page laws we see today that unfold like an elaborate puzzle, the Framers kept the Constitution short; it is only 4,440 words. The Framers wrote it in a way so that the voters could read it and understand it, and then use it as the yardstick all new law could be measured. And the laws that Congress writes are challenged and amended all the time. But the laws written by the Agencies require specifically harmed individuals to file multi-million dollar lawsuits and to wait for sometimes a decade to have their case fairly heard by the Supreme Court.

That’s why originalism—the view that the words of the Constitution must be interpreted according to the original public meaning of its words, the meaning which ordinary Americans understood those words to carry—is the only legitimate way to interpret the Supreme Law of the Land. What we have experienced, however, subverts the will of the American people and the democratic process. In truth, the people are being taxed without representation. That is the pure definition of tyranny. The Agency government has boldly and fervently strayed from the Constitution, with only brief reprieves, such as during the Reagan years. They celebrate their power under Obama.

With Obama’s leadership, the people have seen truly unprecedented threats to the constitutional order:

  • The Obama administration argued for the first time that its power to regulate interstate commerce includes the power to order Americans to buy certain things with their own private money (e.g., health insurance).
  • Obama argued that he had the power to do an end-run around the Senate by making recess appointments whenever senators weren’t literally on the Senate floor to do business.
  • Obama launched a unilateral war against Libya without congressional approval.
  • Obama argued he had the power to change immigration law to grant amnesty to 4.5 million illegal aliens.
  • And now, Obama argues that current civil rights laws require all schools and employers to embrace homosexuality and transgenderism, with the chairman of his civil rights commission saying that terms like “religious liberty” are code words for illegal discrimination.

Most of these issues have lost by a single vote at the U.S. Supreme Court. But now one of the freedom-loving defenders of America’s constitutional order—Justice Antonin Scalia—has passed away. If his seat is filled by a liberal who rejects originalism in favor of a “Living Constitution”—essentially ignoring the Constitution’s text by saying its words must be “reinterpreted” to agree with modern leftist ideas—then Americans will not recognize their country four years from now.

Hillary Clinton places that beyond doubt. She openly heralds the day that the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision (which held that groups like the National Rifle Association have free-speech rights and can run ads during election season) will be overruled. She campaigns on the idea that the Court was wrong in Heller to hold that law-abiding American citizens have a right to own a gun at home.

She shouts with a voice that could etch glass in a sawmillthat Christian beliefs on abortion, marriage, sexuality, and gender roles “have to be changed.” Shockingly, she even says that observant Christians and constitutional conservatives are “deplorable” and “irredeemable.”

She promises to grant not just legal status—but citizenship and voting rights—to 11 million illegal aliens, and stop voter-ID laws and other measures that safeguard the ballot box, to ensure that neither she nor her allies will ever be voted out of office. It would effectively complete the transition of America from a Republic, to an oligarchy; run by multinational billionaires who see Americans as the ultimate consumers, as long as they are unarmed.

And Clinton vows that she will appoint judges who will side with her when these assaults on the Constitution are challenged in court.

Compare that pledge with Donald Trump’s commitment to appoint constitutionalists to the bench and hislist of potential Supreme Court justices that amounts to a conservative goldmine of originalists.

The choice for our future could not be clearer. America is at a fork in the road on whether we will return to a nation of sovereign States protected by a central government, or we dissolve our national and State borders so that all assets become property of the President and the Agency government. Forget the politics. Forget the rhetoric. The founding fathers decided to change the course of prophecy by forming the world’s first nation of liberty and freedom with what has now become the world’s oldest constitution. It defies the doom and gloom of eschatological dogma where the people are nothing more than soldiers in an endless war between the seed of Lucifer and the seed of Adam and then it is all destroyed by fire. They saw a different timeline. They made it happen. We made it happen. Do not let the agents of Lucifer take it away from us and force your children to grow up as slaves to drugs, entertainment, and propaganda. I am asking you to do one thing. Start now, if have to. Lay your clothes out now, if you have to. Get your butts to the polls on November 8th and vote for Donald Trump, or stop listening to this network.

To the Edge of Space

In a spot in South America known for its powerful winds, scientists and engineers are gearing up to attempt a record-breaking feat: to fly a human-carrying glider to the edge of space.

The expedition, known as Perlan Mission II, aims to take the glider up to an elevation of 90,000 feet (27,000 meters). The project is more than an attempt at aviation history; it's designed to study the layers of Earth's atmosphere. The researchers plan to fly the glider on a series of flights to measure electromagnetic fields, pressure, ozone and methane levels, and more.

To reach such great heights, the glider was built to take advantage of an atmospheric phenomenon called stratosphericmountain waves. [Earth from Above: 101 Stunning Images from Orbit]

Normal mountain waves form between cold and warm air masses as they move across mountain ranges and create high-altitude winds. Stratospheric mountain waves, which the researchers plan to ride, form when the polar vortex — a large, low-pressure and cold air system — reaches peak strength, giving the high-altitude winds more energy.

"The strong winds will be perpendicular to the Andes, and as they come over the mountains, they cause a wave in the air that's invisible unless there are clouds present," Jim Payne, chief pilot for the Perlan Mission II project, told Avionics. "We fly in the area where the air is rising and propagates all the way up to 90,000 feet, although meteorologists say it may go up to 130,000 feet [40,000 m]."

Stratospheric mountain waves occur at peak strength in the Southern Hemisphere's winter months [summer in the Northern Hemisphere], so the Perlan Project team members recently traveled to Patagonia, in South America, where they will await ideal conditions for their first attempt at flying to the edge of space.

"Typically, the polar vortex, which causes the high-altitude wave, is best in August and September," Payne said. "So far, August has been disappointing; we haven't had the high-altitude winds. The one downside of this is that we're totally at the mercy of the weather."